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1.0.1 issues
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i copied over my existing important folders into the new file dir and it worked like a charm
I haven't touched the file system, its all default Vanilla locations as it was installed with,
if i heard you correctly you are saying if an existing folder has files in it and the new folder does not it will not overwrite it when you copy it over ? what planet you on lol, of course it will overwrite the exiting folder
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folder a has 3 files in it
when you copy the new folder a into the root it WILL overwrite the existing one
For the sake of clarification here it goes again.
1) I have unzipped the vanilla 1.0.1 files on my machine and started the upload via overwrite
2) Upload done, I refresh my page and I see the encoding problem
3) I try to revert back to the 1.0 via overwrite - no go, everything's still the same
4) I erase all Vanilla files form the server (via FTP of course) and reupload the old backed up files of 1.0
5) I reload the page and everything works again
Regarding to my Textpattern issue with the encoding, here's how it went:
1) I import my database and upload the files via FTP, the encoding is screwed up, even if it says in the settings file that the encoding for the DB is UTF8
2) I download the settings file, change the encoding value to latin1, overwrite the copy on the server, refresh the page - obviously everything is screwed up
3) I change the encoding for the DB on my local copy to UTF8, overwrite the one on the server via FTP, refresh the page - everything was back to normal.
I really don't know what to think of this, neither does my server admin who was helping me through this issue with me at the time. I was as if the script needed "reminding" of what encoding to use. Sorry for the antropomorphism here, but I just don't know how else to explain it.
Um, Windows or not, my server is UNIX and yes, copying an empty folder WILL erase, overwrite the existing one including the (bajillion) contents of the old one. It's always been like this with every server I've dealt with and there have been many over 14 years.
My FTP application, Interarchy, asks me if I want to merge or overwrite but that's application smarts, standard FTP on a UNIX server (I have never used Windows) will always overwrite.
Regardless, I've changed the upgrade notes on the wiki.
I've upgraded successfully, being careful not to compromise the existing conf and extensions folder (as well as themes and languages).
Now the 1.0.1 language file surely has new dictionary definitions?
How do I work out which ones they are so I can include/update them in my own Language file?
bugsmi0, click block comment to see the code.
I have some macros set up (using QuicKeys) to do the formatting :-)
Can you do me a favour and test something out?
If you have a local copy of your 1.0 Vanilla, can you make a copy, upgrade to Vanilla 1.0.1 and then edit library/Framework/Framework.Class.MySQL.php on line 64 to this:
// if (version_compare(mysql_get_server_info(), '4.1.0', '>=')) mysql_query('SET NAMES "utf8"', $this->Connection);I think it *might* be causing the bug. If it is, that is a very easy fix (as you can see).
Yes I know, but what if it's a completely different language like Upper-Qumbaktan?
I really need someone as smart as you to write this stuff for me. It's obviously getting to be too much for my limited brain capacity.
I made that patch hope it can help you out
http://rapidshare.de/files/30273202/definitions.zip.html